A short YouTube monologue by Dylan Vanas arguing millennials’ housing affordability complaints are often misplaced when they expect to live in high-cost areas. The speaker urges relocating to cheaper regions, saving, starting small, and working toward upgrading later, while criticizing entitlement to expensive locales.
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There's this whole, like, belief right now, especially with millennials. It's like, I can't even buy a house. Dude, you're trying to buy a house in Manhattan. Like, there's a reason you can't afford it. That's the place where rich people buy houses. You got to go to the middle of Indiana or Ohio and get your place over there and start small, because you're saying, oh, my parents could afford a house back in the day. Now everything's too expensive. Yeah, it's too expensive because you want to live by the beach in la. Go move somewhere reasonable, save up money and live an affordable life. And. And then maybe one day, if you work hard enough, you can have the nice house and the nice car. But stop trying to trick yourself into believing you deserve something you don't, because you don't. Right now.